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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / October 2005Mr. Transmission rip-offs
Be very aware of using the Mr. Transmission franchise for auto repairs. I learned my leason when I was over $3000 poorer and had to have the dealer fix my vehicle when they got through with it. Andrew  Signaturehttp://mrtransmissionsucks.com > Be very aware of using the Mr. Transmission franchise for auto repairs. I > learned my leason when I was over $3000 poorer and had to have the dealer > fix my vehicle when they got through with it. Should have asked me that 20+ years ago. Signatureremove MYSHOES to email >> Be very aware of using the Mr. Transmission franchise for auto repairs. I >> learned my leason when I was over $3000 poorer and had to have the dealer >> fix my vehicle when they got through with it. > > Should have asked me that 20+ years ago. No more repair chains for me. I have learned my lesson. > > Be very aware of using the Mr. Transmission franchise for auto repairs. I > > learned my leason when I was over $3000 poorer and had to have the dealer > > fix my vehicle when they got through with it. > > Should have asked me that 20+ years ago. I forgot to mention a story about trannys. My brother has an S-10 2-door, and has had the engine rebuilt TWICE and the tranny rebuilt TWICE. When the tranny went out the third time, I suggested we call around the junkyards to find a replacement tranny. We found one - three of us spent about 3 hours yanking the old one and installing the used one. He's put more miles on that tranny than the two rebuids previous. Interesting sidenote: his is a V-6/auto/2-wheel drive. I have an Isuzu Trooper with the same Chevy V-6, but mine is a 4WD/auto, and I have 40,000 more miles (almost 200k) and I've NEVER had any major engine or tranny problems. Signatureremove MYSHOES to email Well, sue their a.ses off. Had you been reading the threads here, or had you asked, you might have saved the money. > Be very aware of using the Mr. Transmission franchise for auto repairs. I > learned my leason when I was over $3000 poorer and had to have the dealer > fix my vehicle when they got through with it. If you have a FWD based car, you should have gone to Mr. Transaxle. Toyota MDT in MO |
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